I have so much to do today that I shall spend the first three hours in prayer.
I’m on vacation until x/x/2010. When I get back, I’m going to delete all the email that arrived while I was gone, so if this note is important, please send it to me again after that date.
How much of the time you invest in a project is spent preparing excuses, creating insurance, seeking deniability and covering your ass just in case things go poorly in the end?
Trying not to sin doesn’t guarantee I will love more. However, loving others will always result in less sinning.
People don’t coalesce into active and committed tribes around the status quo.
There’s at least one “dog” wandering around in each of our ministries that needs to be shot.
Pastor Dustin Neeley at The Resurgence
[Rick Warren] is unquestionably a product of Leadership Network, itself a cancerous outgrowth of the semi-pelagian (at best), and highly ecumenical, Church Growth Movement that is already at odds with much of Reformation theology.
Thanks for the shout-out, I guess. Seriously, Ken… you get my award for fitting so many inaccuracies and untruths into one sentence. Good job, you!
My experience is pastors tend to overwork when they assume extra hours make them more effective in ministry. That’s simply not true, and this misguided notion can actually keep others in your church from developing into mature Christian leaders.
It’s the things that NO ONE sees, that produces the results EVERYONE wants.
Craig Groeschel from Lifechurch.tv (via courtholloway)
Reblogged from COURT HOLLOWAY
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